So this week has been an exciting one? In fact earlier this week, I had Chris call the sitter and pack the car β I was at six hours of second contractions at minutes apartβ¦. But it turned out to be a nice thing because today, I got to see him one last time on an ultrasound. And, while my girls are gorgeous I know, let me just tell you. So just be ready. We have had such a difficult time finding medical professionals here who seem to care about our baby.
But the technician I had today was definitely a gift in herself. She patiently checked everything I asked her to check, even though the order was just for a simple estimated weight glance. Such a simple thing. But yet, such a gigantic thing. Funny moment? The scheduler told me to drink 32 ounces of water and hold it 45 minutes before my scan.
So, they could see what they needed to see. And then of course, lie on my back for the 35 minute scan. I remember asking my doctor when I was about 20 weeks along with Kyle if he could do an intense ultrasound β scan everything. I wanted to know exactly what was wrong and right with every. He had spared me from many of the details for two months at that point, but I was ready to see how things were really shaping up. So he did. And of my last 4 babies, this is the only one to have such a report.
So to see this? And know just how different they can look? It literally takes your breath away. So here we are β at the end of this long race of nerves, anxiety, flashbacks, nightmares, dreams, hopes, healing and a gigantic stomach. At the end of pregnancy number 6 for me. And I asked for just one more peek. Just one more reassurance. And I got it today. So now, you right along with me, get to wait this one out. So here we go! Thanks for hanging with us this long β I can not wait to introduce this little heart throb to all the people that will love him and see how good our God is through his tiny little probably green sparkly eyes.
PS β Though it deserves much more than a PS at this point and will get one soon in the form of another giveaway! Be patient as we work through a some bugs still around in a few placesβ¦. Click here to cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Week One last? Then I woke up six hours later and realized they had stopped. I laughed. I know, bad patient.
